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Peskov said Obama "expressed regret" over the warplane incident, which has strained ties between Russia and Turkey, exposing the possibility of more conflict between foreign powers operating in Syria.

The system exposes the possibility of someone who's leading the first round not being elected, said Francis Neely, a San Francisco State University political science professor who has studied ranked-choice voting.

Its adherents, especially its last patriarch Hui Neng (638 713) exposed the possibility of enlightening humans without the use of words.

In addition, we have rederived the STP method using a notation slightly different from that in [5], in order to expose the possibility of denoising all microphone signals at once.

A National Audit Office report last week found that poor management of £40bn worth of outsourced public contracts had left the government exposed to the possibility of widespread fraud and overcharging.

"Lack of action on this key initiative leaves Medicare beneficiaries exposed to the possibility of identity theft," the G.A.O. said.

If they do not, the prime brokers themselves are exposed to the possibility of HFTs rapidly accumulating risky positions.Again, the industry is aware of this risk.

"It became impossible to live in the village without being exposed to the possibility of your death at any time," Mr. Sheikh said.

According to the Nielsen study, Mr. Romney has the heaviest Web advertising presence, leaving him initially more exposed to the possibility of his message ending up in an uncomfortable place.

The experiments showed that when exposed to the possibility of discrimination, for example by directly applying for a job, Asians (from India and Pakistan) and West Indians were equally likely to experience it.

This so-called carry trade of using low-interest European Central Bank money to buy high-interest sovereign debt can be profitable, but it leaves firms exposed to the possibility of European countries not being able to pay their debts.